Peter Bernard has been named president of Landmark Graphics, replacing Andy Lane. Bernard was previously with the Halliburton ‘mother ship’.
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Environmental consultancy RPS plc has acquired Troy Ikoda. Troy Ikoda joins HydroSearch, acquired in 2003, in RPS’ Energy division.
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Calgary-based Geomodeling Technology Corp. has signed up Second Summit as its UK marketing and support provider.
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Gravity and magnetics specialist Fugro-LCT is to become an internal division of Fugro Robertson.
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Oil vertical ERP vendor Sterne Stackhouse is to change its name to Labrador Technologies, reflecting ‘a renewed focus on the company’s core software business.’
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Neuralog has signed Ruzica Kosir as software engineer. Rusica was previously with iDc and Divestco.
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Roxar is has opened new offices in Kazakhstan and Tyumen and is to treble its Moscow workforce. Roxar claims over 400 installations in the CIS in companies including TNK-BP, Lukoil, Bashneft, Sibneft, Tatneft and Zarubejneft.
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Don Lanman has joined consulting and training house SCA as Chief Petroleum Engineer. Lanman was previously with Amoco and JM Huber Corp.
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Dave Work has left Energy Virtual Partners to join the board of Veritas DGC Inc.
Seitel is to raise $190 million in a private offering as per its chapter 11 reorganization. Proceeds are earmarked for creditors.
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Schlumberger Information Solutions has licensed Norwegian HueSpace’s volume visualization technology.
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Trango Technologies has hired Pete Bratton and Vern Campbell. Bratton was previously with Landmark Graphics.
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Knowledge Systems has promoted Eamonn Doyle VP Operations for EAME and hired John McIntosh as account manager to the region.
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Landmark has acquired IBM’s remaining shareholding in Norwegian Petrodata which is now a wholly-owned Landmark unit.
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